Kentucky Institution for the Education of the Blind
1842
Public educational institution for visually impaired students in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky. Created by an act of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky on February 5, 1842. During its first thirteen years of operation, the institution occupied several different buildings in Jefferson County before establishing a permanent location in east Louisville on October 8, 1855. Civil War-era superintendent: Bryce McLellan Patten.
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